Sentence examples for lesser abundance from inspiring English sources

Primary minerals include both the essential minerals used to assign a classification name to the rock and the accessory minerals present in lesser abundance.

However, the 'shake test' demonstrated that they were loosely aggregated and microscopic images supported a lesser abundance of cyanobacteria on the exterior of the biomass (Fig. 2).

Differences in site requirements between the two species may explain the lesser abundance of kahikatea, with kahikatea favouring moister sites than totara (e.g. Wardle [1991]).

In the study of Brinkmann et al. [11], a significantly lesser abundance of transcripts of sod, pkcd, pygl, and tfd was observed following injection of TCDD, while the abundance of transcripts of abcc9 and pc was significantly greater.

We make a further assumption that cattle are of lesser abundance, and hence these goods enjoy a higher value compared to coal.

Expression data analysis of specific transcripts in wild-type DN3 and ISP8 sorted cells revealed that while PKBα was the main isoform in both of these thymocyte populations, PKBβ was expressed at a significantly lower level and PKBγ was present in an even lesser abundance (Figure 5A).

Like the president, who enjoys dissent and deliberately seeks out people who do not agree with him, Mr. Axelrod said that he appreciates Mr. Lesser's "abundance of chutzpah".

Lesser Kestrel abundance was not significantly explained by landscape variables, but was negatively related to both the distance to the nearest communal roost and distance to the nearest breeding colony with more of 10 breeding pairs of lesser kestrel.

In variables related to both Lesser kestrel abundance and Egyptian vulture habitat selection, the results were in general the same as those of the simulated data sets, with ranking of predictors frequently changing.

In Table 3 is shown the independent (i.e., IVE), joint and total variance explained for each of the predictors of Lesser kestrel abundance in the reference order (alphabetic).

Moran's correlogram showed that lesser kestrel mean abundance per square was spatially autocorrelated up to 4 8 km.